Hi, this is against everyone with Connor Habib, a weekly podcast featuring my conversations with

countercultural figures and presenting complex, philosophical, spiritual, and political ideas

in an engaging and accessible way. Friends, I usually post episodes of me in conversation

with people and sometimes solo episodes. I felt that what was happening

in the world, particularly in the U.S., with thousands of black people being injured, shot at,

intimidated, arrested, and harmed in many ways needed to be addressed.

And of course, the fact that this has been going on for far too long needs to be addressed.

That said, the episode that's coming up is just me talking, and it is not to educate people

who are on the streets protesting but rather

to address some of the things that might not be thought about by some other

people who might be listening because I know that the protesters who are

giving me a huge amount of hope for the world, need solidarity.

So to that end, I am trying to sort of clear out the obstacles to that solidarity

and assist in whatever way I can to create a sense of global solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement with the protesters

in the U.S. right now. Okay, so I hope this against everyone with Connor Habib.

It was going to publish a sort of normal episode today, but in line of what's happening in the U.S. where I'm from, I thought that I should

first of all acknowledge that. Second of all, talk about it a little bit. Talk about what we need to do and also talk about

what we need to not do. So this is a Black Lives Matter episode and it will be brief because I don't

view myself as having any special insight, but I do want to

reinforce, encourage, emboldened, and strengthen the unity of solidarity in the US, but also around the world.

So I want to say that people need to do whatever

they need to do to end murder by cop. And I ask that you locate yourself on that side of things

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